Romeo and Juliet masks created by my Year 9 English class and used in their character orals
An old love story
Living in a Shakespeare dream
Masks of yesterday
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5 comments:
And there they are! I wish I had learned about
Shakespeare through the creative ideas that I have heard are taught in classes through my grandchildren.
These are the masks your students made for Romeo and Juliet, They are all works of art, made by creative students encouraged by a true and dedicated teacher...
How wonderfully creative they are! Great job by the students - inspired by their teacher, I am sure!
Very creative!
Japanese Lantern
Do you keep the masks, or do the creators (and they are wonderfully creative!) get to take them home?
Morning Glory
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